The last and most wild holiday night of the year is almost upon us. Most people I know have a love / hate relationship with New Year’s Eve, but it’s a guarantee that you’ll see people partying HAM. Girls will use this night as the one occasion to wear their sequins and sparkles that (as a guy) I deeply despise. The one positive thing I will say ab… Click to read more

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4….3….2….1! Happy New Year! A brand new year lies ahead, but first we must make it through New Year’s Eve. The best New Years I ever had was when I was nine, and I took out all my parents pots and pans and banged them together at midnight. Since then, there’s been a trajectory course downward in the appeal for this holiday. It’s basically amateur night, with too much pressure on having an ultimate evening out. So here’s a guide on how to have a good New Year’s Eve.

It happens every year: starting in early December the texts start trickling in: “Yo, what are you doing for New Year’s Eve?” I shiver with pure hatred at the thought. Oh, you mean, “how are you going to blow wads of cash and not even hose and spray a chick down?” there are elements of New Year’s — like the $200 20-minute open bar where I’m forced to stand next to Orange Anthony from Jersey as we vie for the two beers that come as part of “the package” (more on the tiered pricing later) — that I just can’t stand. Here are the 11 Reasons Why New Year’s Eve is the Worst Bar Night of the Year.

Looking for something more exciting than a keg of Pabst Blue Ribbon or spending $150 at a bar where all the well drinks are obviously watered down? From New York to California, major artists are lining up special appearances at iconic venues to help everyone ring in 2011 with a bang, sure to leave everyone bleary eyed and tired when the tunes and booze finally stop flowing in the early a.m. hours. Check out some of these explosive shows if you’re in the area, especially if you’re somehow able to score tickets.

The date was December 31, 2009. While the rest of the world waited for it all to end, Beyoncé reped for all the single ladies in St. Barts. The performer and ever budding business woman earned top dollar that night as the entertainment portion of a super exclusive, star-studded New Years Eve bash. The event was celebration destination number one for the “… Click to read more

Let us rise up this New Years Day, by laying down . . .on the couch! And enjoying as many of these all day marathons as a dual tuner terabyte TIVO can handle.

Happy New Year’s everybody. Auf uns, Na zdorovje and Salud to the passing of an incredible decade. New Year’s Eve is, hands-down, the biggest bash of the year – the night when most of world’s population celebrates the chance to forget the sins of the past and begin anew. But before the clock strikes 12, anyone can get away with damn near anything – and that usually means more sexy, drunken debauchery…

Another year has come and gone and by all accounts 2008 was a good year.
If you haven’t secured New Years plans then check out our massive list of all the best New Year’s Eve shows from around the country. It’s not to late to buy tickets and who knows you might even meet a nice Drunk New Year’s Eve Party Girl.
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New Year’s Eve is, hands-down, the biggest bash of the year – the night when most of world’s population celebrates the chance to forget the sins of the past and begin anew. But before the clock strikes 12, anyone can get away with damn near anything – and that usually means more sexy, drunken debauchery than an Irish bachelorette par… Click to read more

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